Sad news for sure. Normally the internet is a messy, uncivilized place, but mtgsalvation has been my haven for people talking about the game they love.
Good luck on your next adventure and thanks for the years of fun.
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After a few posts it was confirmed to be 2G and everyone went from "Wow!" to "It sucks!".
I still made a casual deck for it though.
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I dont get it either. No marn in adding classes so it would interact with class types. Now that Lorwyn is over, they are not giving attention to creature types? Seems too arbitrary.
Anyway, M10 Creature types is not a hint of Zen creature types. M10 Creature types were chosen for their traditional flavor. Most likely intrerblock synergy was not taken into consideration.
So, that is not a hint to anything at all.
These 2 cards may be Wizard's way of introducing newbies to Combos.
Sort of the Channel-Fireball of M10
The 3/3 is good. Protection from blue is useless without cannot be countered so this card complements the protection clause well.
Mostly a creature that will force block a creature every turn.
Regeneration owns this though.
Would love playing Harm's way aginst this guy and kill his Ant Queen! Haha!
Right.
Gustcloaks do not gain from the new combat rules.
You are right. I didn't think this scenario through.
For 2/2 I guess Shock and Harm's will play mostly the same.
The difference will probably lie in:
You'd rather have shock when:
X/2 creatures where X > 2, like the ball lightning example.
You want to kill an attacking 1/2 (does this happen ever?)
You'd rather have harm's way when:
The 2 damage you prevent is significant, like saving a creature (card advantage) or your life (acts like a mini lightning helix)
Harm's Way scenarios come more often, which implies it is better.
But hey, Shock's gone now. Now with Lighning Bolt... I guess that evens up the playing field.
If you have Shock, Shock the creature and attack for 2.
If you have Harm's Way, you cannot launch an offensive.
Shock is for Red, Harm's Way is for White. Quite elegant if you think about it.
Plus good with Chameleon Colossus, no that it needs other cards to be good.
You only redirect the immediate 2 damage. Otherwise the creature will die anyway. But its a valid question. What if you set up multiple damage prevention shields? Can you choose which ones are prevented and which ones are redirected? (say you cast healing salve and harm's way) This is valid when it involves deathtouch or lifelink.